Southeast Airlines made its final
Southeast Airlines made its final landing last week, in part due to fuel prices (see p. 54). Since 1992, the Largo, Fla.-based carrier has been operating public charter flights in the Southeast, Northeast and Midwest. Ticketed passengers may either seek a credit card or cash refund or, for a $50 fee...
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